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Youngkin Announces VFP, Inc. Expansion in Scott County

Governor Glenn Youngkin yesterday announced that VFP, Inc., a producer of custom-designed enclosures used to protect critical infrastructure, will invest $35 million to expand its operations in Scott County....

New York Bitcoin Gambling 2025 – Best Crypto Sites for NY Players

Forget the clunky casino sites of the past – today’s best New York Bitcoin gambling...

Inside Fontainebleau Las Vegas: The Striking New Landmark Redefining the Future of 5-Star Luxury

Fontainebleau in Miami Beach is easily one of the most iconic and luxurious hotels you...

Roanoke Businesses Get Support Through Equipment Incentive

Local businesses in the City of Roanoke seeking to expand their operations will soon have...

Youngkin Announces Google Investing $9 Billion Across Virginia

Governor Glenn Youngkin yesterday announced Google will invest an additional $9 billion in Virginia through...

BBB Alert: Confusing Corporate Records Mailing Is Back

A corporate solicitation that resembles an official government mailing is once again being mailed to Virginia businesses. BBB Serving Western VA is alerting businesses...

Brambleton Merchants Band Together

The Brambleton Business Association (BBA) is closer to becoming a reality, forming along the lines perhaps of the Williamson Road Area Business Association. WRABA...

Salem Names New Police Chief and Deputy Chief

Just like the two men who preceded him in the job, Salem’s new Police Chief made his way to the top of the city’s...

Roanoke Fire-EMS Appoints New Deputy Chief

Roanoke Fire-EMS is has announced that Melvin Sanders is being promoted to the rank of Deputy Chief effective December 23, 2014 . Sanders will...

Blue Ridge Campaign is Award Winner For RVCVB

“Blue Ridge Standard Time,” a tourism ad campaign that the Roanoke Valley Convention & Visitors Bureau used to lure people to the region for...

CoLab Expands Into Former Music Hall

Until recently it was Kirk Avenue Music Hall, which attracted a range of performers and bands to a space that barely held a 100...